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Notarikon is not a novelty—it is a key to understanding how God embedded meaning into the very fabric of Hebrew, revealing the depth of His Word. <noinclude> | |||
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= '''Notarikon: Unlocking the Language of Creation''' = | = '''Notarikon: Unlocking the Language of Creation''' = | ||
For many, Notarikon is dismissed as a mystical novelty, a tool for inventing allegorical meanings. But when properly understood, it is far from arbitrary—it is a structured method of uncovering the foundational truths that God embedded in the Hebrew language itself. | For many, Notarikon is dismissed as a mystical novelty, a tool for inventing allegorical meanings. But when properly understood, it is far from arbitrary—it is a structured method of uncovering the foundational truths that God embedded in the Hebrew language itself. | ||
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Before we read the words of Scripture, the '''letters themselves declare His name, His work, and His plan.''' To understand them is not to add mystery—it is to uncover what was there from the beginning. | Before we read the words of Scripture, the '''letters themselves declare His name, His work, and His plan.''' To understand them is not to add mystery—it is to uncover what was there from the beginning. | ||
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